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Very light and zesty with a delicate touch of spritz on the tongue. Soft lime fruit flavors and a refreshing finish. Just off-dry.

The "Croix du Roy" is one of those non-translatable French terms referring to exposure. One of the more full bodied Sancerres you will see in the s...

Small production Touriga Nacional, Jaen (Mencia), and Tinto Roriz. Spends 6 months in mostly American new oak. Medium bodied, a nice soft tannic gr...

From one of the top 3 producers of wine in the Northfork, Long Island.  True professionals making world class wine.  This tasty NoFo rose comes fro...

From the first area to make Malbec before the Argentines claimed it as their own. Here you will find that similar plum and pepper on a much more to...

Hailing from the Languedoc region of France, this rose is 50% Grenache, 30% Cinsault, & 20% Syrah. It is mouthwateringly crisp and refreshing. ...

100% Cinsault and more than just a pretty face. Summer fun with light quenchability, succulent fruit and that barbecue loving goodness that makes y...

Textbook Rioja barely showing a day of age. Lovely nose of orange rind, pomegranate, crushed flowers and cloves. Easy drinking with a wide range of...

Jeio originates from a selection of vines chosen from plots scattered across the Prosecco hills and is the fruit of passion and expertise. Delicate...

Textbook NZ Sauv Blanc in a good way. Fine combination of citrus, gooseberry and fine-tuned minerality. Light on it's feet with edge and drive and ...

Life is complicated your everyday wine shouldn't be. Summer berry aromas with a palate that's lush, ripe and a hint of oak. A good Book Club wine, ...

Why is this Cotes du Rhone different than other Cotes du Rhone? A few reasons. It is 100% Syrah and in the Northern Rhone. Super rare. From both in...

100% Chard. Bone dry base with tangy, crispy green apples percolating all around town. Fresh and biting with surprisingly deep finishing complexity.

Just when you thought it was safe to go back into the water, here comes another weird Piedmontese grape called “Ruche.” Mountaineous flavors with j...

From Luna County New Mexico. Blend of the traditional Southern Rhone Grenache, Syrah and Mourvedre for that rustic old world love meets new world ...

Hyper focused and minerally expressive. Delicious grapefruit with hints of pineapple. Refreshing on it’s own but any simple dish highlighting the u...

Semi-orange with mild skin contact. Unfined and unfiltered. Zesty style of Chenin but unlike some of the others from SA that could be mistaken for...

Classic, delicate, and refreshing, this Prosecco urges you to pour it early and often--much as Italians do for their friends and family. Scents of ...

One of the time-trusted original Chianti producers, never bothering to follow the fads to use imported grape varietals, but rather sticking to t...

An organic blend of 75% Chenin Blanc and 25% Chardonnay. A bright, crisp, dry bubbly from the Loire Valley with citrus peel and flowery aromas. On ...

One of the original producers in Rias Baixas.  Sourced from three 80 year old certified organic granite-soiled vineyards owned by the church, each ...

Primarily tempranillo, this native fermented, ruby hued Rioja blend is nervy and bright, full of red raspberry, rose, and spiciness. 

Organically farmed and fermented in small batched, mimicking Burgundy in style. Small production, and focused on showcasing local terroir.  

This is Chardonnay stemming from the outskirts of Chablis, but not technically Chablis; although containing some of the similar fresh, mineral zest...